This is what I found after heading into the bathroom after Chuck. He is learning at a young age that we read the Sports Illustrated in the reading room. (You might have to enlarge the picture to really appreciate it.)I love that boy!
Adventures from our daily life.
Brianna had a strange birthday this year. She had a volleyball tournament all day and didn't know when she'd be done. When she got home Brian was ready to have the party, so we hurried and wrapped the gifts and she opened them.
Brian and I did pretty well. We got a great dress, a denim jacket, a bracelet, sun glasses, and shoes. She liked most everything. We had only one major set back when the security tag was left attached.
We had a big poly birthday party on Sunday and Brianna picked to have yummy cake that Grandma Eveline makes. When they put the candles on they read "61!" Oh my how fast she's grown up.
We took everyone bowling on Monday afternoon. We got there just in time, because after we started, the bowling alley got packed with all sorts of people.
I think Pete and Brian got the best scores, but Tom wasn't far behind. I did the worst, but like to think that after the first game I'd do better. Lucky for everyone else we only bowled one game or else I would have smashed all of them!
The boys love bowling...Charlie mostly loves the video games that are in the next room, but will bowl just to make everyone else happy. (Our camera is so slow that it takes forever to take the picture after you press the button, so I think they were originally looking at the camera for this one.)
For Charlie's happiness we played some video games after our game. Bree killed the dance-dance revolution game. If the said camera wouldn't have quit on me we would have pictures of everyone else playing games too. We had a great afternoon at Orchard Lanes!
Tom got some magic reindeer food from one of his friends at school, so we had to make sure that Santa and his reindeer would see our house and stop.
Tom dumped some out around the front door.
Charlie then put some further out in the parking lot so they'd know were to stop.
Even David went out to help. He put on his night vision goggles so he'd be able to see where the food was sprinkled.
They had so much fun making sure the food was out and that we would have special visitors that night.